Artwood dining chair leather JED anthracite

The Artwood dining chair JED in Titanic Anthracite is a stylish and comfortable dining chair made of high-quality leather. It is characterized by its modern look and high seating comfort.

Material and workmanship:

• Leather: The chair consists of Top Grain cowhide of the highest quality. The Titanic Anthracite leather is a high-quality, lightly sanded, semi-aniline leather from Italy that is particularly soft and comfortable.
• Frame: The frame and legs are made of sturdy metal.
• Upholstery: The interior of the frame is made of plywood with cold molded foam, synthetic fibers and Nozag springs for extra comfort.

Available variants: The JED chair is available in three different versions.

Dimensions:

• Height: 82 cm
• Width: 60 cm
• Seat height: 47 cm
• Depth: 74 cm
• Armrest height: 67 cm
• Weight: 22 kg

Care instructions:

• To maintain the color and function of the leather, it is important to care for the chair regularly. Vacuum the piece of furniture with a soft brush.
• stains should be removed immediately before they penetrate the leather. Never use strong cleaning agents, but rather a soft cloth with lukewarm water or a special leather cleaning product.
• Leather care: Avoid exposing the leather to direct sunlight or placing the chair near a heat source.
• The leather should be cleaned and re-greased regularly to preserve its properties. Use 6-12 times a year a “soft cleaner” and 2-4 times a year a “Leather Protection Cream” to keep the leather supple.

The JED dining chair combines excellent design and high-quality comfort with the durability you expect from a leather chair.

Free shipping

In our case, shipping costs are waived and are not charged. This information will be confirmed during checkout before you complete the purchase.

Curbside

Furniture is delivered to the curb free of charge by our contracted shipping companies.

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Artwood is a furniture wholesale company founded in 1969 by childhood friends Ingemar Johanson and Lars Eliasson. The company's origins lie in a barn in Härryda, outside Gothenburg, where Johanson and Eliasson shared their passion for furniture trading. With experience in the furniture trade and a focus on Eastern Europe, they began their business, which later included trading with Asia in the late 1970s.

In 1976, new manufacturing facilities were built in Skene, where Artwood is now located. After Lars Eliasson sold his share in the company to Ingemar Johanson in 1981, Johanson ran the company as a family business until his retirement in 2001. Management of the company then passed to Ingemar's daughter Anna-Carin Bengtsson, who bought out the remaining family members in 2017.

Artwood's collection mainly includes its own design, which is produced worldwide. The range extends to furniture and furnishing details for the entire home, all in a timeless and classic design. The company emphasizes environmental awareness and ensures that production complies with various regulations. The furniture is made with care and consideration for the environment and the people who make it, resulting in long-lasting products that last for generations and enable diverse ensembles.